@Xleb nothing special is required for this, i assume unsubscribing then resubscribing and relaunch portal should work

i cant load this in game, but i can load second part and chapter 2 (and ig most of others too). what should i do it to work?

very nice!

@jeremiah I don't use beemod. I'm not the person to go to for beemod problems. Try googling your problem or asking in the portal mapping and modding discord

About that.....

it still not working...




Man i fell weard today!

@jere if you're having issues setting up beemod, you can find guides online. This guide should help https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2782082161

Do you know how to use bee mod? Or have you heard it before?

what logic?

@dawgzero15 how does that logic work?

i mean ; im a 10 year old kid and it will take me 1 year to find out how to do it

never mand

so i cant read the words because its bloket so i going with : go to panols than go to replace wall
than find a wall i can mark than replace.

@dawgzero15 I can't explain how to use hammer in a comment. Learning hammer is not a simple process, the map you're commenting took me over 2 years of learning hammer to reach that point. If you're willing to make that commitment I would recommend searching for tutorials online, this channel has lots to help new people https://www.youtube.com/c/TopHATTwaffle . This website: https://developer.valvesoftware.com/wiki/Category:Portal_2_Level_Design has plenty of information on portal 2 hammer too.

well @scssie im whiting

nope i tried but i dont know how?

i think i was able to replace the walls with old wall's with hammer

@dawgzero15 Yes you do it comes with Portal 2. On your steam library it will be called 'Portal 2 Authoring Tools'. Make you have tools ticked in the application filter above the search bar in your library.

i dont have the hammer

ok scesie

@dawgzero15 I didn't make this using PeTI. I used hammer. On your steam library it will be called 'Portal 2 Authoring Tools'. You can find plenty of tutorials online to help but it does take a big time commitment to reach a stage where you can make this sort of map.

i dont know how how to make the walls look like that!

how did you design the walls and cube?

I found a fast way to complete the level: https://youtu.be/DSTxBKh3fTw
Also the button gives plenty of time, the people who are doing it too slow must be giving instructions to a blindfolded person

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oh ok thanks for sayin

@Superkid/Jasd09 I didn't make this using PeTI. I used hammer. On your steam library it will be called 'Portal 2 Authoring Tools'. You can find plenty of tutorials online to help but it does take a big time commitment to reach a stage where you can make this sort of map.

how did you get theese props i cant even find them in the editor!!1!

@glenmcd[AUS] As for the cube the glass obviously wasnt meant to be broken in the original test chamber before the facility collapsed, so originally you would have used the cube for the button. For this, The button just a motivation for the player to get the cube. the button was never intended to be the actual solution, it was always the glass breaking. That's the use of the cube. the gate meant to open up so that players don’t waste time going all the way back to place the cube when the test is already done. If i hadn't made it automatically open, i could probably expect you and many others to complain about me wasting peoples time by making them go back. Any additional buttons would make the original pre-destruction test unsolvable. So the use of the cube is to break the glass, it does have a use, just not a conventional use.

@glenmcd[AUS] Sorry but most of the issues you have listed are your own skill. falling into acid in this map is not easy, that is almost definitely your own fault. And for the stair timing, I was able to make that with a controller, with one hand, without using forward. I don't claim to be some god like gamer so if there is enough time for me to do that then i have no clue how you manage to fail with classic keyboard and mouse.

Not my cup of tea at all. Frustration at every turn. As a reward for progressing you get an acid bath. Being timed to go up snakey stairs that are easy to get stuck on. Waiting for Wheatley to progress. The cube that you fight to get hold of to open the gate, well you don't need it anyway coz the gate just opens, and even then it didn't need to. Tedium, frustration and redundancy kill the positives in this chamber for me.

@DrPeeper(@The Mover Cell) Verify your game's files. This map doesn't use custom sounds so that sound shouldn't be able to play.

stair says "oh fiddlesticks, what's now?" which is 100% not intended since i know what this sound is for

you did good bro keep up the good work

I like it!

very good!!!

@SceSie oh ok then
good job on this

@The_AlienGhast If you’re referring to the end then it isn’t broken, it’s meant to open up so that players don’t waste time going all the way back to place the cube when the test is already done

somehow the button is broken it doesn't need anything to stay activated

this i think is very fun

SceSie? Can you tell me about that button on the rattman's den.. What is it used for?

how did u did this level!?

This chamber is BEAUTIFUL and I absolutely love repurposed Wheatley lines. Getting to the puzzle, I think that the mechanics of it are really creative (which is obviously the benefit of the hammer editor.) I especially loved how sending the cube flying through the portal simultaneously shattered the glass and delivered it to the player. However, the test just solves itself afterwords, which I found really disappointing. I was really looking forward to solving it...

@SceSie
i think you might have misunderstood SpielSatzFail's critique.

he isnt saying the glass breaking was bad or asking you to add more buttons; i think he just wishes the cube had a use in addition to breaking the glass instead of solely existing just to break the glass.

a rephrase: "i liked the way the cube broke the glass, but i wish i could use the cube in the puzzle too"


my personal suggestion how you could satisfy the criticism in a simple way if you wanted; though obviously not saying you have to, is to have the button that normally dispenses the cube, instead cause an explosive malfunction with the dropper that ends up breaking the glass somehow instead of dispensing the cube. have the dropper sparking and stuff after that so players know its broken and wont be utilized for the puzzle any further.

@SpielSatzFail I've already responded to this, the glass obviously wasnt meant to be broken in the original test chamber before the facility collapsed, so originally you would have used the cube for the button. Believe it or not, I am actually aware the test I went over in great detail for most a year would still work if not destroyed. For me, The button was never intended to be the actual solution, it was always the glass breaking. That's the use of the cube. Any additional buttons would make the original test unsolvable (I already considered it many times) or it would require a complete rework of the map.

TL;DR If i want to use a more creative and interesting use of elements for MY map i will do that.

Not using the cube for the puzzle itself is irritating. I mean breaking the glass is quite nice, but even without it the puzzle would make sense.

Very cool test

previous comment intended as a compliment btw, pressed enter too quickly. great job. :D

this style spot-on reminds me of destroyed aperture. which says a lot because i was on the team ages ago and saw more of it than i'll ever forget

@Battlebot There is a solution video for each map on their workshop page, you don't need to ask me. This is a link to solution video for part 2 https://youtu.be/wbN2IGM6N10

also what do you do with the cube